IT has been a reasonably quiet week at Sullom voe terminal this week with only three tankers visiting.
Last Thursday the Ocean Lady left for Tranmere with a cargo of 83,391 tonnes.
On Tuesday the Alfa Italia sailed for Rotterdam with a cargo of 90,693 tonnes.
On Wednesday the Cosmic departed with the biggest cargo of the week, 137,727 tonnes bound for Portland, Maine.
There were no Schiehallion imports or exports this week and no ship to ship transfers.
Unite the union has confirmed 40 workers at Sullom Voe terminal plan to go on strike next month over jobs, conditions and pay.
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